[Viking_Guy]

Updated through today's women's golf CHAMPIONSHIP.

Stanford

Men
Sport	Finish	Points
Cross Country	2	90
Gymnastics	2	90
Swimming	6	73.5
Water Polo	3	72.5
Fencing	10	60
Tennis	17	50
Soccer	17	50
Football	26	45
Wrestling	35	38.5
Current total		569.5

Men can still score points in: Golf (minimum of 45 points for being in the final 30 teams); Outdoor T+F (ranked 23 - would score roughly 48 points.)  If both score, the lowest scoring sport will be eliminated.

Minimum men's score: 614.5 (scoring 45 for golf)

Women
Sport	Finish	Points
Water Polo	1	100
Golf	1	100
Swimming	3	85
Soccer	3	83
Volleyball	3	83
Gymnastics	5	75
Tennis	5	73
Indoor T+F	8	70.5
Basketball	9	64
Cross Country	14	61.5
Current total		795

Field hockey drops out, despite finishing 5th and 60 points.

Women can still score points in: Rowing (ranked 6 - would score 72 points); Outdoor T+F (ranked 13 - would score roughly 63 points.)

Minimum score -795

Minimum total score: 1409.5

A couple of notes: the women's side will finish with AT LEAST an average team score of 79.5 - that's at least 10 teams averaging about a 4th place finish.  Talk about a breadth of excellence.  And if rowing finishes as they are ranked or better, every scoring team for Stanford's women will be top-10.

Would love to see what men's golf will add and what women's rowing could add.  But it would take that and a out-of-this-world performance in outdoor T+F to approach the record finish, from 2010-11, when Stanford scored an incredible 1550.25 points.  If they won both men's golf and women's rowing, they would need to score 150 points in outdoor T+F to beat that record - in other words, an average finish of 5th.

[Viking_Guy]

Updated through today's women's golf CHAMPIONSHIP.

Stanford

Men
Sport	Finish	Points
Cross Country	2	90
Gymnastics	2	90
Swimming	6	73.5
Water Polo	3	72.5
Fencing	10	60
Tennis	17	50
Soccer	17	50
Football	26	45
Wrestling	35	38.5
Current total		569.5

Men can still score points in: Golf (minimum of 45 points for being in the final 30 teams); Outdoor T+F (ranked 23 - would score roughly 48 points.)  If both score, the lowest scoring sport will be eliminated.

Minimum men's score: 614.5 (scoring 45 for golf)

Women
Sport	Finish	Points
Water Polo	1	100
Golf	1	100
Swimming	3	85
Soccer	3	83
Volleyball	3	83
Gymnastics	5	75
Tennis	5	73
Indoor T+F	8	70.5
Basketball	9	64
Cross Country	14	61.5
Current total		795

Field hockey drops out, despite finishing 5th and 60 points.

Women can still score points in: Rowing (ranked 6 - would score 72 points); Outdoor T+F (ranked 13 - would score roughly 63 points.)

Minimum score -795

Minimum total score: 1409.5

A couple of notes: the women's side will finish with AT LEAST an average team score of 79.5 - that's at least 10 teams averaging about a 4th place finish.  Talk about a breadth of excellence.  And if rowing finishes as they are ranked or better, every scoring team for Stanford's women will be top-10.

Would love to see what men's golf will add and what women's rowing could add.  But it would take that and a out-of-this-world performance in outdoor T+F to approach the record finish, from 2010-11, when Stanford scored an incredible 1550.25 points.  If they won both men's golf and women's rowing, they would need to score 150 points in outdoor T+F to beat that record - in other words, an average finish of 5th.